US appeals court rejects Nasdaq's diversity rules for company boards
- A federal judge ruled that Nasdaq's diversity board rules were unconstitutional, which required companies to have a specific number of directors from underrepresented communities.
- Critics of the rules argued they discriminated against non-minority candidates, impacting corporate governance practices.
- Supporters believed the rules were necessary to promote diversity, and the ruling may affect other corporate diversity initiatives in the future.
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